Bonanza High School - Golden Visions Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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tatistics how Improved Season There was a significant difference in the Varsity volleyball team this year both in the scores and in the team itself. The number of wins to losses was the same as last year's but the matches were much closer. They lost to Valley by only two points. Instead of dropping two games in a row to Western, they drove them to a three game match. For the first time in three years, they beat Boulder City. The two outstanding Senior players were Lisa Longfield, Cap- tain, and Connie Waldron, key setter. Kelly Hobaugh, the only freshman on the team, also was strong in the position of spiker. The managers were Renee Mancini and Karen Riscol. The Junior Varsity volleyball team accomplished more than an lOOfXJ improvement. Comparing this year's seven win score with last year's three wins, it is obvious that the eleven member team went through many changes which included a new coach, Miss Young. The win over Eldorado also revealed much improvement, with a competitive two out of three game win. Three of the most outstanding players were Becky Chalfant, captain, an overall outstanding player, Kim Swanson, server, and Julie Curtis, spiker. 4 Sylvia Davidson and Lisa Longfield block a spike made by Valley. t .aw 1Q' 5Il'?lWtf5L?2Ef K ,. ., 1 S Q97 wail- Mk 1,f2a, 59g.5fgQ,gL?Q .. .. as . .. 5 't-:: ..5i's5'sw2n' 2:-AE-1-,,.. ' 'vfvsiwgwszgiifi Wessex was is 1 . .. T .f .. -. . rr s f i E ggi , 9 it . . ,Qf 2 if f 2 , l 5 , l 2 1, X :rg ,l .. E fi S s l .. 1 5 . filo? f? .Lt jf . sf? pimms ifsf' it .,., 1 -- 5 fa, if 5. -14 . get . . Q . . ff .-vw.. .f is 2 ':5.: e1 '. - - '..1F in-1 . 21 t V 5? IWSV -- . - ag -r -M e ...gl ,.. s,...s9Me3:s 21 ew. 25:25 1,1 S . Mews 5 W gg 5 Sgr is .r-if 5Wds't.?15sti?f'5e?9t tgstrtawtafsfeltffw ee .2 X1 12255 1 41, 5 fa riff .tt A L. .em . K x 'G .f ,y as 51, ':e:: .f9-E . .. . as . ,. . , Efg,gg2+i!l!t1xs, 1 .ME . .A V ? if . 4 'Q ,rf -gi .-22 2... 2- 5 1 gf el - . . Y 5 , .1 . f A t ,ww sgawtg' Q,,us,ug,g f -A f . ,J , le leg we .5 Q. Q tk: ,gmcw,,,.,wiwfst.?wmsfesi.e... .QQ we atiwgga w t. K trfetfwrfswflrfwfwerwMena. .A L: wigs: ,L Y, . .. Xt .. . ,. rimsMtsttamwst, M m .wrw swfe A A few.,YerifM1Ve.Wm.sWwfsrrew 2 r 'lam'-in f m ef retire, .V Ms, 'sf WK titre? :25r1'tw:sytg:w?Q,.z?et1cw .-gift' if ,Lt ,ik K5 , ,fra 15 . 'tr ' my we .xfsilfiwiwJfltifwftss df. T,'f.-zfufiggfswff.,t5's211f-sz?LfistfKsv:v1iEwsgf1'i'f'-Qa1fs will .... . .. .... , . . . .. q X r ezM'1s...,tfw1srfsf??www . f J JUNIOR VARSITY Front row Becky Chalfan Curtis Yvette Maynard Pam Koopman, Coach Rhonda Smith Kim Swanson Doris Williams Young Stephanie Bray Barbie Riscol. varsity and jv volleyball 83 :mr ,M I W A- ft ww--aww w ,mi '-- 1 .... - if lt if .t 5 ti ,F-w,fa,cw4n2.:.. we-425:11 ..w',.s' ...- sn. -:V New -f' ww -, 2 ...M ,lm gg., . .. gy Q L . if if 'J

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t 1:3 fi 4 , 1 . , . .L t , f .asyagjjv ch 45 A VARSITY - Front row: Mark Dorian, Tad Ratajc- zak, Duke Winsett, Mike Rodriguez, Mike Davis, Denny Cahill, Jerry Gamble. Row two: Andy Zafuto, Darrin Kellogg, John Schnieder, Joey Diogiovanna, Jeff Meador. Back row: Danny LeBerger, Earl Rus- sel, Tony Purcell, John Sweeny, Steve Teich, Coach Khamis. Y A corner kick comes high while the fullbacks for Bonanza ruin a chance for a Cowboy score. Y Y Mike Rodriguez moves downtield anticipating a pass from Steve Teich. ,nd,,,,,, K , M,,,.,4f- 1 4, 'ti F' ,M 7' ' V ' --wg-ff':4f.f . f , Q JQWS5' ibli - , ,K 'Q A 5, ' . - x , K 'Jw -it N, 4 - -. Q so - s , 1 , Wm N-1,9-of P' ra .Q .X , 1 Q , ,Q W Y y , mW,q,n,a,am,M,.wif' ' 'Q f , names 4-'W' M ' 'j . ' .V ' . ' I i j .g , 3 X ' K Q2 , ,..k , , . 4, , W, .aj ,'f'15 we-wvjtix QKLVA V H -Mg .. 4,,st.,,ff,V, V .- SQ W I 1+ ' 75 3m w'i'57?e N f 3 .3' Tfq ' M - 3'95 f'i'3 ' , . . ,,., f Q-iv,wm: l Q !1fi 7'5xf .P ff. 5't .Q.QiZw1.'r'1 - ' r .. 'fp lil' ie,sfQ4'L1.-:Ev-3 ?zr'?!'2-5.RW? af- -we ,Q if-M J ' f ' - Season Explained Well, I guess I would have to say the most valuable player was Mike Davis. He was probably the most improved too. lt's just too bad we had a dismal season. Not enough people tried out, and most of the players we had were moved up from junior varsity during the middle ot the season. We ended up with two wins, ten losses, and one tie. We almost had another win, but Valley just would not let us beat them, so we settled for a tie. Who was the high scorer? Let me think . . . That has to be Denny Cahill. He only had six goals, but that was the best. - Coach Khamis varsity soccer 85